Sheffield agent wins A2B Transfers prize
TravelMole UK managing director Graham McKenzie drew out Bridie Steers name at World Travel Market and with it went first prize in the A2B Transfers summer competition.
Steers, who works for Holiday City in Sheffield, wins £1,500 a month for a year and she was delighted.
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Renaldo Scheepers, CEO of A2B Transfers, said he was delighted with the results of the competition, which attracted thousands of potential new clients and the fact that the winner was true stalwart of the travel trade.
Steers could not believe her luck but once it had sunk in she and her colleagues raised the roof at the Sheffield office of Holiday City. She has been working with the company for seven years and recently went part time following the birth of her daughter.
She intends to use the money ‘wisely’ but expects to maybe go on a special holiday next year.
Phil Davies
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